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tesla69 · 04.19.2007, 08:32 AM

[quote=atari 2600]I am beginning to wonder whether or not it's worth debating with you. [/quote=atari 2600]

C'mon you know you love it

<<Originally Posted by tesla69 Thats assinine. It's not like they arrested the guy that <<morning and then gave him back his gun and said have a nice day.
[quote=atari 2600]All I did was factually recount that the police spent too much critical time intwerviewing an alleged acquaintance <SNIP> I call this negligence, at least on some level, sorry.[/quote=atari 2600]
I still think calling that negligence – and my interpretation is that you assert this rises to the level of criminal negligence - is silly. However, what *might* be considered negligent as I and all of America learned last night on the news is that the killer had been admitted to a mental health facility recently. One might argue he was released too early.
One thing this thread is missing is if colleges started restricting anyone who might potentially be violently mentally ill half the campus would vanish and that wouldn’t be such a big deal except that if yr locked up in the loony bin you aren’t paying tuition. Believe me, colleges think about that, they have to.
<<Originally Posted by tesla69 99% of the creative types I knew in the hardcore or <<industrial noise scenes could be classified as loonies if their creative work is a <<criteria for sanity.
[quote=atari 2600]Stop worrying and being paranoid for your own sake for a second, will ya? [/quote=atari 2600]
Gee you sure do project your personal vendetta here atari2600, that sentence expresses my concern about OTHER PEOPLE, and yer ignorant mate, ask Mike Diana what he thinks about this and the time he spent in jail for his drawings.
I watched the NBC broadcast last night and had a couple thoughts. 1. we are all this guy. We’re all a few thoughts away from going postal. The more you deny that the more likely it is true. 2. Drugs: imagine the national freakout of he had been on meth. But we barely hear a whisper if he was on prozac or not. THIS IS THE #1 QUESTION WAS HE ON DRUGS! (And here atari2600 your liability comes in – if he was on prozac, which has a history of producing homicidal madness). NBC wouldn't even mention it last night.

Security is to the Information Age as the automobile was to the Industrial Age. A mammoth and necessary waste of resources.

04.19.2007, 08:32 AM	#356
tesla69 Banned Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: NYC Posts: 4,055	[quote=atari 2600]I am beginning to wonder whether or not it's worth debating with you. [/quote=atari 2600] C'mon you know you love it <<Originally Posted by tesla69 Thats assinine. It's not like they arrested the guy that <<morning and then gave him back his gun and said have a nice day. [quote=atari 2600]All I did was factually recount that the police spent too much critical time intwerviewing an alleged acquaintance <SNIP> I call this negligence, at least on some level, sorry.[/quote=atari 2600] I still think calling that negligence – and my interpretation is that you assert this rises to the level of criminal negligence - is silly. However, what might be considered negligent as I and all of America learned last night on the news is that the killer had been admitted to a mental health facility recently. One might argue he was released too early. One thing this thread is missing is if colleges started restricting anyone who might potentially be violently mentally ill half the campus would vanish and that wouldn’t be such a big deal except that if yr locked up in the loony bin you aren’t paying tuition. Believe me, colleges think about that, they have to. <<Originally Posted by tesla69 99% of the creative types I knew in the hardcore or <<industrial noise scenes could be classified as loonies if their creative work is a <<criteria for sanity. [quote=atari 2600]Stop worrying and being paranoid for your own sake for a second, will ya? [/quote=atari 2600] Gee you sure do project your personal vendetta here atari2600, that sentence expresses my concern about OTHER PEOPLE, and yer ignorant mate, ask Mike Diana what he thinks about this and the time he spent in jail for his drawings. I watched the NBC broadcast last night and had a couple thoughts. 1. we are all this guy. We’re all a few thoughts away from going postal. The more you deny that the more likely it is true. 2. Drugs: imagine the national freakout of he had been on meth. But we barely hear a whisper if he was on prozac or not. THIS IS THE #1 QUESTION WAS HE ON DRUGS! (And here atari2600 your liability comes in – if he was on prozac, which has a history of producing homicidal madness). NBC wouldn't even mention it last night. Security is to the Information Age as the automobile was to the Industrial Age. A mammoth and necessary waste of resources.
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